Removing bluing on pipes?
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From: Bellevue, NE
RE: Removing bluing on pipes?
ORIGINAL: F.U.I.R.S.
Have any of you guys tried this stuff with steel wool? I think I read somwhere you could use #0000 steel wool on chrome with no scratches,wondering if that is fact or fiction.
Have any of you guys tried this stuff with steel wool? I think I read somwhere you could use #0000 steel wool on chrome with no scratches,wondering if that is fact or fiction.
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From: Indy area
RE: Removing bluing on pipes?
My pipes have some color character peeking out from behind the shields or reflecting off covers. My mufflers are still shiny and "chromy" throughout.
Which is it this thread was started about?
Which is it this thread was started about?
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: So. Cal
RE: Removing bluing on pipes?
ORIGINAL: stro1965
0000 steel wool WILL scratch if yourub too hard. I have a brand new scratched up Pro Pipe heat shield to prove it. Dropped a microfiber towel on it when it was hot and nothing would take that black mess off. The steel wool did, but there are fine scratches throughout now.
ORIGINAL: F.U.I.R.S.
Have any of you guys tried this stuff with steel wool? I think I read somwhere you could use #0000 steel wool on chrome with no scratches,wondering if that is fact or fiction.
Have any of you guys tried this stuff with steel wool? I think I read somwhere you could use #0000 steel wool on chrome with no scratches,wondering if that is fact or fiction.
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